Xin jing wu men

1976
R
2h

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Jackie Chan, Sing Chen, and Nora Miao in Xin jing wu men (1976)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA young man sets out to avenge his grandfather's death and prove his martial arts mastery.A young man sets out to avenge his grandfather's death and prove his martial arts mastery.A young man sets out to avenge his grandfather's death and prove his martial arts mastery.

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5,5/10

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Quiz
The first using Chan's stage name Sing Lung (literally meaning "becoming a dragon", by which Chan is still known today in Asia).

Versioni alternative
The original UK cinema release suffered extensive cuts, including to the use of nunchaku and fighting staff, plus numerous edits to groin kicks, punches and an ear clap. Although the VHS releases required lesser cuts (BBFC only required the removal of footage featuring the use of nunchaku), distributors extensively edited both of them, removing almost three minutes of footage. All cuts were waived for the 2002 Eastern Heroes DVD release, though it was missing around six minutes of dialogue footage.

Connessioni
Featured in The Incredibly Strange Film Show: Jackie Chan (1989)

Colonne sonore
Kiss of Death
Performed by Mandingo

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5/10

An early starring role for Jackie Chan.

It was a mistake in trying to model Jackie Chan as the new Bruce Lee. There will only be one Bruce Lee. "Golden Harvest" attempted to make Chan's character in "New Fist of Fury" another version of Chen Chen (Lee) from the previous "Fist of Fury" movie. In the above film, Chan is angry, hard-edged and determined but none of that suited him. Jackie Chan needed a chance to develop his own personality and identity in the Asian film community. Eventually, he succeeded as we know. The plot picks up where "Fist of Fury" left off and the narrative here is a rambling mess! I can't be sure but I reckon the DVD I have of this movie is heavily edited. There is poor continuity and the film's depressing tone doesn't help. It is rather obvious that Chan and the school he belongs to, haven't a chance against their Japanese enemies. The film may have a generous dose of location shooting but that doesn't compensate for much. The fight scenes are still pretty good and at least they provide some distraction from the film's weaknesses.